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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DUKE OF YORK'S STATUE, by WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Enduring is the bust of bronze
Last Line: And raised thee up to where thou art.
Subject(s): Statues; York, Frederick Augustus, Duke Of
First Line: Enduring is the bust of bronze
Last Line: And raised thee up to where thou art.
Subject(s): Statues; York, Frederick Augustus, Duke Of
Enduring is the bust of bronze,
And thine, O flower of George's sons,
Stands high above all laws and duns.
As honest men as ever cart
Convey'd to Tyburn took thy part
And raised thee up to where thou art.
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